It's not a slow car, it's a fast house

30/07/2026

Do you have a few minutes to spare? Our friends made this cool video and included us! Check this out (and more good stuff from Snow and Curt - Full-time VanLife Travel

VAN LIFE AFTER 6 YEARS: Looking Back at our Overlanding TribeWhen...

01/07/2026

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15/06/2026

We wrapped up the Tour de France with some good visits in Bretagne. Then a hard hitting few days in Normandy. This beautiful region was so packed with educational history!
We sat in the sea serpent.
Saluted the Statue of Liberty
Camped on Utah Beach
Visited D-Day museums
And the dogs rode along enjoyed the milder weather!

28/04/2026

Many of you are aware that our campervan was broken into in Spain. We were ransacked and thousands of dollars worth of personal items were taken.

But thankfully (?) they did not damage the van (besides the broken window). Although we believe they tried to steal it, but couldn’t thanks to the column shift and cutch! 🤣

Yet, on the same day we were robbed in Europe, our former home and truck camper in Chile was stolen from storage! We send condolences and strength to the new owner. Powerful hopes for a safe recovery go out to on the other side of the globe. 🌍

The world works in strange ways sometimes! After a lifetime of safe travel, and 12 years of safety on the road full time, these two incidents are just bizarre timing.

Thanks to all who reached out with love and support. We are on the road and recovering ❤️‍🩹. We are safe, secure and loved. 🥰

17/04/2026

Morocco.
Northern Africa was a huge surprise to us. We loved the people, the weather, the prices and the scenery. Shokran 💪🏼

15/04/2026

All done with Morocco!

11/01/2026

We needed to stop for the night so we found a small dirt road, followed it through some rocky fields and parked alongside a small orange grove.
Within minutes a couple approached us and communicated through gestures and smiles, that we could not stay there. Not because it was unsafe or illegal, but simply because they wanted to host us at their small home.
The next morning we met the sheep, chickens, fishpond and were invited in for a farm breakfast inside their traditional cinder block and adobe home.
We were given a contact number and invited back anytime. Kindness transcends all cultures, religions and languages.
Thank you, Zahara and Mustafa- you may never know how deeply you warmed our hearts that day!

09/01/2026

Tazaghout Skate Park, the color village and some great food!